RF Transmission of Photos

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Hello, everyone!

I need some help in an area that I have no knowledge. After reading some threads, it seems that most of you are very well-versed in Arduino products and what I'm needing help on. So, here it goes...

I am in need of information and or products that, in conjunction, will allow a stationary motion-detecting infrared camera to transmit and send it's 4000x3000pix(4:3) or 8000x4500pix(16:9) photos via RF to a electronic device such as a tablet or smartphone with a wireless RF transmitter/receiver that may plug into the device like a lightning cable for iPhones.

Quantity of Photos to send daily: 1 to 500+
Quality of photos to send: no less than 1/2 above resolutions
Distance of sending 0.75miles to 1.5miles (or further)
Method of sending: Camera+RF ---> RF receiver/transmitter ---> Tablet/Phone
Power source: external solar and/or internal AA's (no more than 8)
Abilities: to restrict "most" external access to these pictures from other RF receivers/transmitters

Cellular transmission and bluetooth transmission are not options, and satellite usage is too costly.

Thanks for the feedback and assistance in advance! Don't bash me too hard now.

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mdliowa20:
camera to transmit and send it's 4000x3000pix(4:3) or 8000x4500pix(16:9) photos

This is completely beyond the capability of an Arduino - they are too slow and have too little memory.

Maybe look at a RaspberryPi

...R

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Thanks for the input, R!

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mdliowa20:
I need some help in an area that I have no knowledge. After reading some threads, it seems that most of you are very well-versed in Arduino products and what I'm needing help on.

Did you do the sums as to how much data you require to send for just one picture ?

If you ask the same question in the Pi forums, you need to provide far more information on the environment where you expect to transmit and receive the pictures, just saying '1.5miles or further' is fairly useless without the context of the environment or location.